Reporting included
Quarry & Stockpile Volume Surveys
Drone-based measurement creates a detailed surface of each pile without requiring staff to climb unstable material. We organize the results so operations, accounting, and project teams can review quantities quickly.
Discuss your projectWhat you receive
Practical Project Deliverables
- Stockpile volume summary
- Annotated pile boundary map
- Cut and fill comparison where required
- Surface files for technical review
- Period-over-period quantity tracking
Common applications
Built Around the Decision
Month-end inventory
Production and consumption tracking
Quarry planning
Contract quantity verification
Our process
Scoped Before We Fly
- 01
Confirm the inventory area, stockpile list, reporting date, and required base surfaces.
- 02
Capture the site from the air using a consistent, repeatable flight plan.
- 03
Model each pile, review boundaries, and calculate the requested quantities.
- 04
Deliver a concise report plus supporting map and data files.
Questions
Good to Know
Can surveys be repeated on a schedule?
Yes. Monthly, quarterly, and project-milestone programs can use consistent capture and reporting so changes are easier to compare.
Do you measure every pile automatically?
No. Boundaries and base assumptions matter. We review the site and measurement approach so the reported volume matches the operational question.
Planning a volume survey?
Read the practical stockpile measurement guide
Understand the capture process, accuracy factors, reporting assumptions, and site information that make repeated measurements useful.
Get in touch
Start With the Site and the Decision
Send the site location, timing, and what you need to measure, inspect, or communicate. We’ll respond with the right next step.